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Volunteer aid program in peril By Scott Rasmussen

By Scott Rasmussen

Sometimes things simply fall into place. Just ask Friday Harbor Mayor Carrie Lacher. Early Friday, Lacher announced that she selected Duncan Wilson, administrator of the city of North Bend, to replace long-time town Administrator King Fitch, who only two months ago handed in a letter of resignation and plans to leave the post he’s held for nearly 25 years at the end of June. “I didn’t actually think it would be easy,” she said of finding someone to replace Fitch and manage the town. “The more I researched Duncan, and researched his background and his skills, the more I liked him.” Lacher said she began looking for a replacement for Fitch almost Duncan Wilson immediately after receiving his resignation and decided early on that it would be a task she would try to accomplish on her own, as opposed to following the frequent path of forming a search committee. She said she relied heavily on advice from town attorney Adina Cunnigham, however, while weighing the merits of See WILSON, Page 4

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Jim Stegall, left, considers the options as Friends and Neighbors volunteer Rita O’Clair reads a list of audio books that may potentially captivate Stegall’s interest. That’s Amelio, Stegall’s guide dog, at center.

Six years ago when he needed to get to Seattle in a hurry for an operation scheduled at the last minute, Jim Stegall knew he would have to have some help getting there. So Stegall, legally blind and unable to drive himself, called the senior center hoping a program that he had only heard about at that time, Friends and Neighbors, might have a solution. Turns out he not only got that ride, but Stegall stumbled onto a program that since that time has provided the help in taking care of all those “little things” and allows him to remain mostly independent and living on his own. He also relies heavily on Amelio, a specially trained guide dog. “It works as a big bridge that stabilizes things for me,” Stegall said of the Friends and Neighbors program. “My blindness was getting to the point where it was quite difficult. Without my dog and the help of Friends and Neighbors I probably wouldn’t be able to live at home.” Though his ailment may be unique, Stegall is not alone. Not by a long shot. In fact, the backbone of the Friends and Neighbors program, is its team of volunteers, See NEIGHBORS, Page 4

Solid waste changes are months away Public Works Director Frank Mulcahy predicts county residents should see changes in the solid waste system around the end of August. The changes follow the Nov. 8 election when voters rejected a proposal for a parcel fee to help fund the financially troubled county solid waste utility. The rejection was construed as a vote for “Plan B” — which ends the county’s operation of solid waste facilities and moves to roadside

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pickups for almost all residential trash and recycling. Since the vote, Public Works, a council subcommittee, and Administrator Pete Rose have worked to flesh out Plan B and create a time table. “It’s not quite as easy as just throwing a switch,” Mulcahy said.

“We want to make sure we have a smooth transition to the new system, which means we have to coordinate with a lot of agencies and entities.” Major stakeholders in the transition include the Port of Lopez, which may take over the See SOLID WASTE, Page 5

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Fred Sundstrom: 1916 — 2011 Fred Sundstrom passed away peacefully at October House in Friday Harbor on Nov. 30, 2011, at the age of 95. He was born on San Juan Island to John and Josephine Sundstrom on May 30, 1916, and lived out his entire life on the island with the exception of his time working at a Bellingham shipyard for less than a year after the births of his first two daughters, his time in the Army during WWII, and three years in Bellingham, again in an assisted living residence in recent years. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Claudine “Cricket” Sundstrom, grandson Marc Rhine, sister Lenore, four of his five brothers (Dave, Clyde, Wade, and Lindy) and son-in-law, Gary deBeauclair. His passing is mourned by his surviving family, including children Sondra (Sundstrom) deBeauclair, Arlene (Sundstrom) Rhine, Linda Sundstrom, and Dan Sundstrom (Mary); grandchildren Lisa (deBeauclair) Berger, Diane (deBeauclair) McKinney, Doug Rhine, Aimee Innes (Daniel), Emily Lee (Jason), Shaun Armstrong and Erika

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landscap■ Graveside, ing projects Catholic Cemetery, for the conMadden Ln., 1:30 struction of p.m. homes and ■ Celebration of businesses. Life, Mullis Senior H i s Center, Nash St., 2 beloved boat, p.m. “Dansal” was ■ Viewing, Valley launched in Church, Madden 1958, and it Ln., noon. brought him many years of enjoyment, sailing and fishing in the San Juans. He learned (self-taught) celestial navigation, enabling him to make sailing trips that ranged as far as Alaska via the inside passage, and one complete circumnavigation of Vancouver Island as late as 1994, during which he had his 77th birthday. In later years he contracted his equipment exclusively to FH Sand & Gravel, which gave him fodder for his “gravel pit stories” at home. His lifelong and often quirky sense of humor was reflected in those stories and many others, inspired by having grown up in a family of pranksters. Fred retired in 1972 due to an ongoing back injury, and remained an active member of his community for many years to come (American Legion, Grange, Moose and San Juan County Fair to name just a few). Retirement also included making three trips to Sweden with Claudine to visit relatives and tour “the old country” of his father; several visits to California to see daughter Sondra and family in Santa Clara, and brother Dave in San Diego; maintaining his home, his hobbies, and his boat – and sailing his “home islands” to his heart’s content. — Family of Fred Sundstrom

Kristen Carlberg: 1941 — 2011 Kristen Carlberg, beloved daughter of Ed and Betty Carlberg of Friday Harbor, died on Nov. 13, 2011, at age 60 in Portland, Ore., almost four years after a diagnosis of metastatic colon cancer. Kristen was a scientist, an animal lover, and photographer. After earning bachelor's degrees in biology at Washington State University and the University of

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Whole lotta’ shakin goin’ on at XYZ Movement Arts Cynthia Burke leads one of her Zumba classes at XYZ Movement Arts Studio.

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Little girls run across the bamboo floors in colorful tutus, or islanders gather on mats — breathing deep for yoga classes as light floods in from several large windows. The sounds of hipshaking, toe-tapping Zumba dance classes, or graceful feet sweeping over the floor often echo throughout the studio. These are some of the sights and sounds from XYZ Movement Arts Studio, on 698 Airport Center Road, formed by Cynthia Burke, also the owner of Cynthia’s, Of Course Catering Company. “The place has great energy,� said Burke of the 1500 square feet studio. “I love walking into the space.� Her idea was to create a venue for the community to come together, move, play and inspire one another, and on Dec. 13, Burke will be celebrating XYZ’s one year anniversary. Burke said up to 250 people walk through the studio’s doors every week for a variety of classes including Zumba, many different types of yoga, hula, ballroom dancing, Capoeira — a Brazilian art form, ballet,

Carlberg Continued from page 2 Cancer Research Center, the University of Washington, and the University of Texas at San Antonio. Her love of animals was shown by her volunteer work at animal shelters and rescue centers, fostering of homeless kittens, participation in bearded collie associations and competitions, and devotion to her own cats and talented dog. She was an expert photographer who could get any cat to smile for the camera. She photographed hundreds of cats for adoption ads, as well as all kinds of wild animals encountered during her travels. She traveled extensively throughout the U.S., including a bicycle trip from Seattle to Baltimore, as well as in Europe and Japan. Landscape photography from her travels will be cherished by her family. She married Mark Pennak in the Roche Harbor chapel;

belly dancing and strength building. After a successful year, Burke is making plans for the future, which consisting of a possible expansion, more workshops — including an art workshop where students make greeting card collages — and setting up retreats to bring in people from other communities for various activities. Burke teaches three types of Zumba and wants to connect with Friday Harbor Elementary School, Spring Street and home-schoolers to offer her dance classes as an alternative to regular physical education classes. From Dec. 15 - 31, Burke is offering free Zumba classes in exchange for a can of food, which will go to the Food Bank. Last year she collected 1,000 cans of food. She is also working

yoga class called “control-Alt-Stretch,� which is geared toward people who spend their days behind a desk. For Burke, the best thing about teaching is the joy on her students’ faces, especially firsttimers. She said a week does not go by that she doesn’t receive a compliment on the studio Journal photo/ Cali or the teachers. “It is a really great Bagby feeling to see a vision come into reality,� towards her certification to Burke said. “It has been teach new classes like Nia — a blend of dance, martial really nice to see so many arts and healing — and a people and different things

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Neighbors Continued from page 1 who have contributed roughly 7,500 hours of assistance to about 35 “clients,� mostly elderly, like Stegall, in each of the past

two years. But the program, launched 11 years ago by volunteers, is in jeopardy, according to San Juan Island Senior Services Coordinator Curt Van Hyning. In years past, charitable groups, such as United Way and the San Juan Island Community Foundation, have funded roughly half of the program’s $16,900 annual budget with yearly grants. But philanthropic groups have seen their financial resources dry up as of late. And Van Hyning said the program must raise $7,000 in grants or donations to keep its one paid employee, Pam Fry, who earns $525 a month, managing the program.

Van Hyning said that Fry, a registered nurse, has proven instrumental in assessing the needs of clients and matching those with the schedules, abilities and personalities of the volunteers, and tracking each interaction. “It only works when someone is keeping track and bird-dogging all that’s going on,� he said. “Pam is the key.� Rita O’Clair, a retired educator, had some time on her hands and a desire to help people in need when she stumbled upon Friends and Neighbors. She spends a couple hours a week helping Stegall sort his mail, jot down reference numbers of audio books he’s interested in and motivating him to

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keep up with his laundry. Like Van Hyning, O’Clair agrees that Friends and Neighbors would likely fall apart without Fry monitoring the program. “She’s so encouraging to all the volunteers,� O’Clair said. “She makes you feel like a million bucks. She lavishes on the praise. But I also have to file a report with each interaction I have. She makes sure I do that.� Van Hyning said that Friends and Neighbors has submitted a $4,000 grant

application to the United Way for funding in 2012. That leaves another $3,000 in donations yet to be raised to keep the program up and running through the coming year. The Community Foundation, which kept Friends and Neighbors afloat through the remainder of this year with an emergency contribution from its Women’s Fund, is setting up a forum on its website where donations can be funneled directly to Friends

and Neighbors, according to the Foundation’s Pamela Gross. Van Hyning said Friends and Neighbors has become a vital resource among the senior center community. The goal now, he said, is simply to keep it up and running. “We don’t really need to expand it,� he said. “But we’d like to be able to at least maintain it. The fact is the need is out there.�

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Wilson’s achievements. Wilson counts among his accomplishments the acquisition of city water rights, ending the city’s 10-year building moratorium, annexations expanding the city, construction of the park and ride and beautification efforts on the city’s west side, adoption of a master plan for the city’s downtown, and creating the Transportation Benefit District that will levy a 0.2 percent sales tax for street improvements starting later this year. Wilson expects challenges similar to North Bend’s when he starts his new role at Friday Harbor, but with a stronger focus on economic development for the touristdependent community.

Lacher said that she and Wilson have agreed on an employment contract, and that the town council will decide whether to endorse that agreement at its Dec. 15 meeting. Pending the council’s endorsement on that contract, Wilson is expected to work alongside Fitch during the month of June before taking over management and the helm of the town in July. “It took over a month for me to go through this‌ a lot of sleepless nights trying to decide what to do,â€? Wilson told the Valley Record about his decision to take on the Friday Harbor administrator position. “This is a oncein-a-lifetime opportunity to escape to paradise.â€?

Continued from page 1 about a dozen candidates who appeared qualified for the job. “Duncan was the one who kept floating to the top,� she said. An attorney with more than two decades of experience in municipal law, Wilson has been city administrator of North Bend for five years. Prior to that, he was the attorney and the deputy city manager of Covington. The population of North Bend is roughly twice that of Friday Harbor. “He’s done an awful lot for us as a city,� North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing told the Valley Record, a sister paper of the Journal, about

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News briefs BID Forum The San Juan Island Chamber of Commerce hosts a forum to discuss the possibility of a Business Improvement District, on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 5:30 - 7 p.m. at Earthbox Motel and Spa, 410 Spring Street. The forum will give business owners a chance to define goals, discuss general beautification, improved signs, more parking and better transportation. The mission of the proposed Friday Harbor BID is to “preserve and provide a thriving and customerfriendly town of Friday Harbor by improving the

Solid waste Continued from page 1 Lopez facility, the operator of the Exchange at the Orcas facility, and the Town of Friday Harbor — owner of the San Juan facility.

PUBLIC MEETINGS SJI Trails Steering Committee: Dec. 7, Whidbey Island Bank Conference Room, 535 Market Street, FH, 5 p.m.

OPALCO Board of Directors: Dec. 15, FH office, 1034 Guard Street. 8:45 a.m.

Library Board of Trustees: Dec. 13, library, 1010 Guard St., FH, 4 p.m.

Ferry Advisory Committee: Dec. 14, Large Conference Room, Legislative Building, 55 Second St., FH, 8:30-10:30 p.m.

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Welch fundraiser PeaceHealth Friends and family of bricks, benches Elizabeth Welch have set up a fundraiser account at Wells Fargo Bank to help with the overwhelming medical costs from her cancer surgery and treatments. Welch is known as President of the Island Arts League, and for her passion for drama and theater. She is a gifted artist, and holds a master’s degree in history. Make checks out to the

Before the transition is complete, the County Council must adopt an updated Solid and Hazardous Waste Plan that accommodates handling changes. The plan, which covers disposal of medical waste, large appliances, car batteries, motor oil, pesticides, and other potentially dangerous waste, must pass through the Washington Department of Ecology. The county must also decide specifics of recycling and required services of the certified waste hauler. San Juan Sanitation said it needs time to purchase equipment, and recruit and train employees once the council formally adopts a “level of service� ordinance. The county is also discussing how to provide service to remote areas. When the smoke finally clears, the county’s role in the solid waste system will be reduced, but it will have responsibility and costs for monitoring decommissioned landfills, and providing services not offered by the waste hauler. “Under state law, San Juan County remains responsible for insuring that the trash,

Inscribed bricks and dedicated garden benches at the new PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center can be purchased at the Marketplace, Friday, Dec. 9 and Saturday, Dec. 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and from the San Juan Island Community Foundation throughout the holiday season. Bricks will cover the outdoor plaza adjacent to the recycling and hazardous wastes generated in this

main lobby and the garden benches will be placed throughout the site. The bricks will be engraved, and the benches will have a dedication plaque. For more info, email info@sjicf.org or call 3781001.

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ust one dollar from every man, woman and child on San Juan Island is more than it would take. It may not sound like much — given the community’s generosity and long-standing support of noble causes, and with a population of only 7,662 (2010 Census) to boot. But without a modest infusion of cash, the Friends and Neighbors program of San Juan Island Senior Services, which faces a budgetary shortfall in 2012, is in jeopardy for want of $7,000. That’s if its $4,000 grant application is fulfilled by the United Way. If so, the program still would need to raise another $3,000 in donations to remain afloat in the year ahead. If you lunch at the Mullis center, you’re probably familiar with the program. If not, here’s an abridged version of how it works: People who typically require only a moderate amount of assistance to remain at home and independent — often the elderly — are matched with volunteers who offer a bit of their time to help someone in need. About 35 “clients” together received 7,500 hours of assistance from that team of volunteers this year and last. Keeping tabs on all this and making sure the matches work is one independent contractor, a registered nurse, who receives $525 a month for part-time work. Cost-effective? You bet. In this season of giving, Friends and Neighbors is a cause worthy of consideration. To contribute, contact senior services at 378-2677, or visit the Community Foundation website; at http://sjicf.org/category/giving-centerissues/basic-social-needs, where you can donate directly to the program.

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Letters to the Editor Thankfully, my heart in your hands I well remember about 25 years ago when we relocated permanently to San Juan Island, being told about the “problems of difficult and inadequate medical care”. I am now a functional resident who can attest to a currently very adequate medical system of transport, care, rehabilitation and recovery in and around San Juan County. Just a half-day from the first symptoms of a major stroke, to the operating room, is quite impressive, in my opinion. This chapter of my “Game of Life”, my “Stroke Out” on Sept. 14, has proven not bad at all. Instead, it describes my survival of what could have been a fatal stroke, and care made possible by the training, practice and dedication of those fellow islanders toward the medical wellbeing of neighbors. Initiated, in my case, by the astuteness of my wife and the expertise of the first responders. Thank you all, guys and gals in our medical system. EMTs, air transport personnel, doctors, nurses and other hospital employees, along with our Life Care Center in Friday Harbor and the training, practice and dedication of those many fellow islanders all contributed toward my successful survival of a severe medical condition. Well done, indeed. George D. Steed San Juan Island

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Must I give up my shoes too? I have been following the incidents reported in the Journal regarding arrests at South Beach and American Camp by National Park Ranger Barry Lewis, also the impounding of mopeds in the park bathroom for parking violations by two tourists. (“Tension at national park”, July 27; “Enforcement evolves at national park”, Oct. 19; “Federal trial ends in $1 fine”, Nov. 16). I have questions regarding my civil rights while visiting National Parks in case I inadvertently break the law? First, do I have to give my Social Security number to a ranger for identification purposes? I thought we were no longer required to share Social Security numbers with anyone. If we are required to give the Social Security number, what if I

have children with me who broke the law and I don’t know, and they don’t know, their Social Security number? Second, am I required to give my shoes to a ranger? What if I wasn’t wearing shoes to the beach? Would I need to give another item I am wearing? What would those items be and when and under what circumstances would I get them back? Third, I drive an SUV, what would happen to my car if I have committed a parking violation considering it would not fit in the bathroom? Do Rangers have the ability to write parking tickets? I have been to many National Parks and the times I have come in contact with park rangers they were always friendly, helpful and informative. I never even knew they carried guns. I find ranger Lewis’ behavior overbearing, scary and just plain creepy. I will

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not return to South Beach and American Camp with friends or family until he has been replaced. Kristy Briggs San Juan Island

A hearty ‘thanks’ on Bob’s behalf We are so grateful for all the support and help received for Bob’s Celebration of Life at the airport terminal on Nov. 17. Without Mike Taylor and the Pilots Association it wouldn’t have been possible. Bob Brunkow did his share in steering me to the right people, as well as emceeing the event. And the pilots who did the fly-over — Jackie Hamilton, Bob Jameson and Tom Schramm — how Bob would have loved that. Most of us cried. I think Snooky Tarte helped arrange that — thank you. I am enjoying the ‘Living See LETTERS, Page 7

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Guest Golumn Janus, the two-headed Roman god, looks to the future and to the past.

Another crunch on the numbers Be mindful that tax rates mean less as property values climb By Glenn Kaufman

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n July, the Journal published a piece by the president of the library's board of trustees, in which she remarked she had heard people “repeatedly� say that San Juan County had the highest property tax rate in the state.

Subsequently, she assigned herself the task of verifying the accuracy of this hearsay and discovered otherwise. In 2010, San Juan County had an average property tax rate of $4.88 per thousand of assessed valuation, indeed,

Letters Continued from page 6 Basket’ of plants from the Assoc. as well. Port Manager Dave Ryan, along with Stuart and Brian, were so helpful in setting up the display and food tables and chairs at the terminal. Ernie’s Cafe did a superb job with the food — daughter, Edie Rouleau, and Snooky, with the flowers — and to all who came, you made this a special memory. Last but not least, the American Legion Color Guard who did the ceremony at the cemetery — thank you so much. Bob talked a lot about his WW ll service, and how much the Legion meant to him. You did a wonderful service for him. The friends and family of San Juan are still the best in the world. Hugs to you all. Vonnie Nichols and family Ephrata, Wash.

United Way, putting kids first United Way continues to provide invaluable support for our county’s youth through many organizations, including the San Juan Island Prevention Coalition. Youth are experiencing an exciting combination

the lowest in the state. This info was mined from the state Department of Revenue's statistical division. It is correct — gospel. Still, had she dug deeper in the interest of, “. . . information we all need as voters�, she would have uncovered other gems, inconvenient though they might have been. First, using assessed values as of Jan. 1, 2010, San Juan County had the highest per capita assessed value in the state, an astonishing $515,981; better than four times the state average of $122,524, with second place Jefferson County, at $181,483, almost thrice lapped. In such a circumstance, you don't need but a low tax rate to scoop up all the revenue legally required to fill all the taxing bodies' pots to the max. The assumption reasonably shouldn't be made that because a tax rate is low, that taxpayers are getting off the

hook, because... Second, in 2011, the county levied $43.4 million in property taxes or, using the 2010 census, $2,756 for every man, woman and child. Property tax payers in this county are supporting their institutions at a percapita-rate better than twice the state average of $1,360, our closest rival being King County, at $1,763. Third, the county in 2011 levied $1.8 million for its three tax-supported libraries. We grabbed honors again at $114.32 per capita, with No. 2 Klickitat County finishing way back at $82.07. The state average? Admittedly, not a very respectable $39.57 per. In isolating the San Juan library, you find for 2011, with an island population of 7,662 and a levy of $865,082, the library's support equals $112.90 per capita. Using an estimate of the library's newly enhanced haul of $1,263,579, as prepared by former county assessor Paul Dossett, the library will

of hands-on educational opportunities-being creatively challenged to discover their own and others’ natural gifts and leadership talents. Hundreds of children in every grade from preschool to high school have received free enrichment education through the “Challenge� program, offered by SJIPC with support from United Way. Unique, fun, team-building activities help young people develop essential life skills in problem-solving, communication, cooperation and healthy decisionmaking. United Way supported the expansion of Challenge this year to include the award-winning Yoga Calm curriculum;

enhancing the ability of youth and teens to manage stress and develop healthy practices to improve their physical, emotional and mental well-being, as well as their academic achievement. Older teen are practicing leadership skills with younger youth to create “Unity in Community�, taking charge of the direction of their lives while helping others. Please join the San Juan Island Prevention Coalition and our collaborators in thanking United Way for their vision, knowing that creating a healthy community depends on the way we care for our children. Alice Hibberd, Challenge coordinator, SJIPC

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take down almost $165 per, beginning in 2012. That's four times the 2011 state average. On Aug. 3, the advocacy group Islanders for San Juan Library said that voters chose in 1993 to set the library's property tax rate at 50 cents of the then current assessed valuation, but by 2011 it had decreased to 27 cents. Again, with a rising cumulative assessed valuation, as cited above, this is correct. But positing this statistic tends to give an impression that the library is being shortchanged, when in reality the library has received every nickel to which it is legally entitled. This latter fact should have been uppermost in the minds of voters when ballots were marked, not a lonesome verity or statistical irrelevance. Under these circumstances voters were not so much misinformed as ill-informed, for which I blame their detachment, indifference and gullibility, more than the citing artfully selected truths by proponents.

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The ancient Romans had a god named Janus, who has two heads set in opposite directions, giving him an ability to review the past while foreseeing the future, or so the Romans thought. It does not take much in the way of clairvoyance to imagine the buzz all the taxing bodies in the county intercepted from the library's coup. For example, the San Juan School Board has announced a run for a maintenance levy early in the new year, in which it will try to bag something on the order of twice what it collared four years ago. Admittedly, to argue against maintaining your infrastructure is shortsighted, but by the magnitude of its reach the school board

has added a confounding element. Perhaps the best policy for voters is to resolve to defeat an issue on the first go-round so that a board can recover its sensibility, give some consideration to broader economic conditions and moderate its demands. It might consider that county employees took unpaid furloughs to help balance the budget the past two years, and 23 were laid off to boot. Of course we now have a gold standard library where the sacked can come in from the cold seven days a week, so that's all right then. — A retired farmer from McMinnville, Ore., Glenn Kaufman moved to San Juan Island 13 years ago.

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Wolverines get battle ready for a tough season But they’re taller, quicker and younger — with eyes on the prize By Scott Rasmussen

Things are looking up for the Wolverines. That's up… as in height. The Friday Harbor boys basketball team will take to the court for the 2011-2012 season with one of its tallest lineups in recent years. In fact, with the addition of newcomer Collin Williamson, a 6-foot 4-inch junior transfer from Tacoma's Life Christian, and an offensive threat in the low post and from 3-point range, there's no one under six feet among Friday Harbor's starting five. And the Wolverines can

turn to 6-foot 5-inch sophomore Steven Kelly in the low post when Williamson needs a rest. Still, Coach Rod Turnbull, now in his 10th year at the helm, assures that the Wolverines won't be dominating anyone because of a little extra boost in the size department. Turnbull said it will only help put the team on par with a few more of their opponents, size-wise, that is. "We're a little bigger than in the past," he said. "But big for us is sort of relative. We're not going to tower over anyone or dominate

Wolverines Basketball Schedule Home games in bold DATE Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Dec. 22 Dec. 27 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 9

OPPONENT South Whidbey Concrete Orcas Darrington Mount Vernon Christian Coupeville Nooksack Valley Mount Baker Shoreline Christian Cedar Park Christian Meridian La Conner Concrete Lynden Christian Orcas Darrington Mount Vernon Christian Shoreline Christian Cedar Park Christian La Conner Post Season Begins

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veterans. The lineup includes just two seniors, starting point guard Dakota Rosales and backup guard Nick Cotton, and only 6-foot 2-inch junior Donald Galt was a consistent starter a year ago. Seven sophomores and two freshmen are the bulk of the team's 13-man roster. "We'll be playing young again this year," said Turnbull, adding that there is an upside to that youth, however. "This group will be with each other the next couple of years." While the Wolverines will be gunning for the league title, they will need to bag a couple of wins against their 1A Whatcom County rivals, Lynden Christian, Meridian Journal photo / Scott Rasmussen and Nooksack Valley, The Friday Harbor Wolverines boys basketball team (varsity). Back row from left, Dylan Demaris, Donald to achieve their aspiraGalt, Collin Williamson, Otis Cooper-West, Gabe Lawson, Levi Demaris. Front, Dakota Rosales, Sergio tions of advancing into Trujillo, Vincent Carter, C.J. Woods. Not pictured, Ryan Allen, Nick Cotton, Steven Kelley. post-season play and, ultimately, to punch the paint with our size. The Wolverines are comWhich, according to their ticket to the What it does is make us ing off another winning sea- Turnbull, could prove a Division 1A state tournamore kind of normal for a son. They finished the 2010- tough task. The Braves will ment in Yakima, in March. basketball team." 2011 season at 11-10 overall, have five of their top seven It's been six years since Rather than size, Turnbull and at 11-3 in Northwest players from a year ago back the Wolverines' last appearbelieves the hallmark of this 1A/2B League play. They on the court. ance at State. Rosales would year's team could well turn claimed a share of second "And those five are all like nothing better than to out to be something other place in the league stand- good ones," he said. replicate that feat in the final than its height. ings, along with Shoreline The Wolverines can count year of his prep career. The "I think what's really Christian, for the second on speed and a bit more rest of the team has its eyes impressive is we're as quick year in a row and will be height on their side as they on that prize too, he said. or maybe even quicker than looking again to knock embark another 20-game "Pretty much the whole some of our recent teams," La Conner, the two-time regular season schedule. team's goal is to get to state," he said. "And we've been defending league champ, What they won't have is a Rosales said. "I think we can fairly quick in the past." from its perch. deep corps of battle-tested do it."

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Seasoned veterans lead young squad of Wolverines "We don't have anybody below him," MacDiarmid notes. By Scott Rasmussen year just to have everyone getting But that could Not a single female on the squad. Eighth enough practices in and enough change in a hurry. graders are welcome. And a little more time time on the mat," he said. The Wolverines to get in shape and to get prepared. Whether an extra week of practice won't have a female There's a season of firsts in store for proves a difference-maker remains among the ranks for Coach Neil MacDiarmid and the Friday to be seen. But MacDiarmid is conthe first time durHarbor wrestling team. fident the 14-man roster will bening MacDiarmid's The 2011-2012 season begins at home for efit, the newcomers in particular, as five-year tenure, but the Wolverines, as they host the Warriors they get ready for a grueling regulareighth graders can of Chief Leschi and the Tacoma Baptist season schedule of 12 matches and, join up this season, Crusaders in the first of two regular-season equally as important, for the postfor practice, that is. Double Dual contests, which feature com- season beyond. MacDiarmid said petitors from all three teams, on Dec. 9. "One of the biggest things that that the Washington That three-way match up gets under way at they adjust to is just how hard our Interscholastic 4 p.m., in Hall Gym. practices are," MacDiarmid said of A c t i v i t i e s And it's about a week later than the those competing for the first time Association, the Wolverines would normally hit the mat for in the high school ranks. "When Journal photo / Scott Rasmussen ruling body of their annual campaign. MacDiarmid, now you're wrestling you're using all your The Friday Harbor Wolverines wrestling team. Back row from left, Coach Neil Washington prep in his fifth year at the helm, is delighted muscles and being on the mat for a MacDiarmid, Zander Crichton, Carson Brown, Willy Dunn, Assistant Coach sports, decided that about the delay. full 20 minutes is more than a lot of Travis Berwald. Middle row, Eli Baker, Aidan Anderson, Tate Brumsickle, Landon high school pracRishel, Dusty West. Front, Sam Ibold, Marquis Napier. Not pictured, Jimmy Chaffee, tices will be open "Usually we're fighting at this time of the freshmen are used to." Still, Friday Harbor Michael Davis, Austin MacDiarmid, Brandon Melin. this season to eighth will have a strong cast grade students who Wolverines Wrestling Schedule of seasoned veterans attend a middle "Davis is as strong as he's ever been," to lead the way. Senior Willy MacDiarmard said. "His shoulder is in good school which does not have a wrestling Home games in bold Dunn, a three-time state 1A shape. He's just got to put it all together and team. They won't be allowed to compete in DATE OPPONENT TIME tournament qualifier in the I think he'll have an outstanding year." sanctioned matches, however. Dec. 9 Tacoma Baptist & Chief Leschi 4:00p.m. heavyweight division, will be As a result, eighth graders in Friday Dec. 10 Iron Sharpens Iron; Bellevue Christian 8:00 a.m. Rounding out the corps of upperclassgunning for a fourth straight men are junior Marquis Napier (135), Harbor for the first time will be able to work Dec. 16 La Conner 5:00 p.m. Dec. 17 Nooksack Valley 9:00 a.m. appearance at the coveted freshman Landon Rishel (143), junior Tate out, train and gain valuable experience on Dec. 21 Mount Baker Invitational 9:00 a.m. Mat Classic. Brumsickle (160), sophomore Sam Ibold the mat while participating alongside the Jan. 6 La Conner 5:00 p.m. MacDiarmid has high (170), sophomore Carson Brown (152) and high school's athletes at practice. (FH, L/C, Concrete, Darrington) hopes that senior Michael seniors Brandon Melin and Jimmy Chaffee. It could be the key to building a more Jan. 7 Sky Valley Invitational 10:00 a.m. Davis (145) can return to the Sultan High School MacDiarmid said Friday Harbor, as it’s consistent program and, as MacDiarmid form that made him a state been forced to do in recent years, will most envisions, provide the depth and the expeJan. 11 Darrington 4:00 p.m. Jan. 13 Chief Leschi & Tacoma Baptist 5:00 p.m. tournament contender in his likely end up forfeiting points in several of rience the Wolverines are sometimes missJan. 20 Darrington 4:00 p.m. first two years on the team. the lighter weight categories because it lacks ing while competing against the region's (FH, L/C, Concrete, Darrington) Davis, who suffered a sea- wrestlers to fill those slots. powerhouse teams, such as Concrete and Jan. 25 La Conner 4:00 p.m. son-ending shoulder injury At 120 pounds, freshman Zander Darrington. Jan. 28 Meridian (TBD) a year ago, earned a slot at Crichton will be the lightest Wolverine "That could be huge," he said. Nooksack Valley 7:00 p.m. the Mat Classic as a fresh- competing this season. Feb. 11 Post Season Begins man and sophomore.

Seniors Davis, Dunn gunning for Mat Classic return

Wolverines shooting for 3rd straight winning season Veteran guards rival league’s best

quicker executions.” After a two-year absence, senior Mickey Leytze returns to Friday Harbor to play her final year. By Stewart Bell “I’m extremely happy to have her back,” Journal Intern Jangard said. Leytze played on varsity her Blood pumping, sneakers freshman year, but moved off-island for squeaking, baskets swishthe next two. ing, the Friday Harbor Other returning players are junior Wolverines girls basketball Jean Melborne and sophomore Tabitha team are practicing harder Keane. than ever before. The team Jangard is adding quickness to this expects to be hard-pressed team with junior Lizzy Starr and sophmore often by their oppoomores Emily Guard, Elle Woodward, nents this season. Alaina Scheffer and Jadyn Slack. “There will be a lot of Darrington, defending champ of the close games this year,” said Northwest 1A/2B League, lost all five Head Coach Eric Jangard. of their starters from a year ago. But Journal photo / Cali Bagby The team this year is Jangard expects many other teams will smaller, physically speaking. The Friday Harbor Wolverines girls basketball team (varsity). Back be stronger. Jangard said his team was row from left, Alaina Scheffer, Jean Melborne, Tabatha Keane, Five seniors graduated last older than most other teams last year. Elizabeth Starr, Elle Woodward, Emily Guard. Front row, Mandy year, that's half of last year's Most teams will have returning seniors Turnbull, Mickey Leytze, Larissa Nash, Elizabeth Taylor. Not picvarsity squad. But regardand juniors who are used to how the tured, Jadyn Slack. less of these losses, Jangard Wolverines play. Jangard expects a tough believes there’s no real drop their freshman year. A powerful defensive fight against league opponents, especially in team strength. trio, seniors Liz Taylor, Mandy Turnbull, in December, when the Wolverines will be “We’re going to have to make up for that,” and Larissa Nash will keep the Wolverines on the road more often than not. Jangard said. “With speed, agility, and play- backcourt looking strong. Still, Jangard has faith in his players. ing smart basketball.” “We’ve worked hard,” Turnbull said. “As “This is the deepest team I’ve had in The 2011-2012 team features four seniors, a shorter team, we’re going to have to make terms of talent,” he said. three of whom have played on varsity since

In addition to the faith of its coach, Leytze believes the team has a unique chemistry. “Our team has grown more from when I was a freshman,” she said. “We’ve come together more as a team; we’re almost like a family.”

Basketball Schedule Home games in bold DATE Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Dec. 22 Dec. 27 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 9

OPPONENT TIME South Whidbey 4:30 p.m. Concrete 6:00 p.m. Orcas 2:15 p.m. Darrington 4:30 p.m. Mt. Vernon Christian 4:30 p.m. Coupeville 5:30 p.m. Nooksack Valley noon Mount Baker noon Shoreline Christian 5:30 p.m. Cedar Park Christian (TBD) Meridian (TBD) La Conner (TBD) Concrete 3:30 p.m. Lynden Christian noon Orcas (TBD) Darrington (TBD) Mt. Vernon Christian (TBD) Shoreline Christian 4:30 p.m. Cedar Park Christian 6:00 p.m. La Conner 4:30 p.m. Post Season Begins

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Road. Look for a “Trails Volunteers At Work� sign. Bring rakes, rogue hoes, loppers, gloves and water. Park on Cattle Point Road or in left driveway past the stone wall.

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Rider safety instruction Dave Staehlin completed his rider safety instructor certification and is looking forward to teaching motor cycle riders the safe way to enjoy this activity. He is available to teach beginners to experienced riders.

Northwest Safety First, Travel Light Cycles, Consignment Treasures, and the San Juan Island Grange have joined forces to provide Santa with bicycles. If you or someone you know would give a safe and responsible home for one of these bicycles — write Santa a letter as to why you or someone you know should be the proud owner of one of these bicycles. Send your letters by Dec. 10 to Santa’s Cycles, P. O. Box 457, Friday Harbor, WA, 98250.

â– Island Rec Badminton and Ping Pong, 8-10 p.m., Turnbull Gym, $2. For info, see above. Runs through Dec. 12.

Thursday, Dec 8 ■Island Rec Indoor Soccer, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Fairgrounds. Ages 15 and up. Drop in $5. For info, see above. ■Island Rec Drop-in Adult Basketball, 8-10 p.m., Turnbull Gym, $2. For info, call 378-4953 or visit www.islandrec.org. Runs through Dec. 13. ■After School Arts — Holiday Ornaments, 3:15-4:15 p.m., library meeting room, free.

Friday, Dec 9 ■Screwball Comedy Film Festival — ‘Bringing Up Baby,’ 7 p.m., library, free. Runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

â– Island Rec Scooter & Trike Time, 6-7 p.m., Fair Building, $2. For info, call 378-4953 or visit www. islandrec.org.

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■Island Rec Open Skate, 7-8:30 p.m., Fairgrounds, $3 per person, $6 per family. For info, look above. ■Submit Art for Library Show - Art that Tells a Story,� 10 - 12 p.m., library. Artists bring art pieces to the library for a public show - Dec. 10. More info, call 370-5814.

Sunday, Dec 11 ■8th Annual Tours to Top of the Lighthouse, 1-4 p.m., Lime Kiln Point State Park, 378-8507. ■Island Rec Open Gym, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Turnbull gym, $3 per person, $6 per family. For info, 3784953. ■Lighted Boat Parade and Santa Ship, leaves the Shipyard Cove 5:45 p.m. ■Compassionate Friends’ Annual “Candle Lighting� Ceremony, 7 p.m., at the tree outside Kings Market, corner of Spring and Second Streets.

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New hip — new life By Cali Bagby

He leaped, jumped, twisted and salsa danced to Latin tunes as the videographer roamed the room looking for the best angles. “I felt like a movie star,� Bill Ament said. It wasn’t long ago that Ament was limping and walking with a cane. For three years, he suffered from pain in his right hip, and thought his days of teaching dance were over. He finally surrendered to a full hip replacement in 2009. Ament’s pain was from a condition known as hip impingement — the ball of his hip was not fitting properly into the socket, a common problem for physically active males. “There was no cartilage left, just bone on bone,� said Ament about his hip before surgery. “Now it [the replacement product] looks like a white microphone - now I really have the music in me.� This month, Ament, 64, was selected to appear in an educational video produced by Zimmer, the joint replacement company that provided him with his new hip. The video features 13 joint replacement patients, three of whom received hip replacements, and will be used as an inspirational tool for the Zimmer internal intranet and team meetings. Garry Clark, Zimmer’s director of public relations, said

‘Curious Comedy Tour’ Matt Baker’s call their act, specialty is spear“one hilariing vegetables ous show for in midair, jugall ages full gling and makof magic, ing you laugh in music, jugbetween. Steve gling, odd Hamilton takes skills and the classics of audience magic and gives participathem a unique tion.� and funny twist. Tickets These two per- Matt Baker are $12 for formers combine adults and their comedy $6 for stuand variety acts to cre- dent reserved. $5 Student ate The Curious Comedy RUSH at the door Tour, coming to the San For more info, call 378Juan Community Theatre, 3210 or visit www.sjctheFriday, Dec. 9, 7 p.m. atre.org. Baker and Hamilton

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Ament was chosen for his enthusiasm, determination, and passion for dance. Hip history The first hip replacement surgery was performed in 1960, and since then improvements in joint replacement surgical techniques and technology have increased its effectiveness, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Ament is one of the 193,000 patients receiving hip replacements every year in the U.S. Most people who undergo hip replacement surgery experience a dramatic reduction of hip pain and a significant improvement in their ability to perform the common activities of daily life. However, hip replacement surgery will not enable more activity than patients participated in before their initial hip problem developed, states AAOS on their website. For Ament, this was not a probJournal photo/ Cali Bagby lem considering he started dancing at age six — long before the pain Bill and Rita Ament showing off their “Zumba� moves in a class at Dance Workshop II. began. She attributes Ament’s healing to the fact he didn’t give Following surgery, patients are often advised to avoid certain activities, including jogging up — he kept exercising even when it was difficult. “You’d never know he had a hip replacement,� she said. and high-impact sports, for the rest of their life — luckily for Ament - Zumba, a dance-fitness classes, was not on the “It’s a miracle and an inspiration for anyone trying to overcome physical or health problems.� list. Ament said the love and support of his wife quickened “I told the company that the best way to see how I dance and move with my new hip would be to film my latin- the recovery process. The couple walked everyday, and inspired, hip-shaking, full-of-life Zumba class,� Ament Ament did plenty of yoga, stretching, Zumba, positive meditation and visualization. said. After healing from his hip replacement, Ament started Ament and his wife, Rita, teach various dance programs counseling people thinking about or preparing for the same on the island including Zumba. “I felt so empowered by my Zumba people,� Ament said. procedure. He offers visualization techniques before sur“Everyone was so excited when they got to class to find out gery, and post-operation counseling on healing. At the end of the class, Ament added a hip move to his the film event was happening. I must have levitated that dance steps, to show just how far he’s come in the last couple night because there was so much joy in the room.� of years. His students applauded and cheered him on as the The healing process Lynda Guernsey, in attendance that night at Dance camera kept rolling. “It was such a memorable moment for me and for everyWorkshop II, said the room was crowded. She has been dancing with him for the last 18 years, and said it was one,� said Ament. “It was a dream come true.� For info about Bill and Rita’s dance class schedule, call “hard to watch� as Ament’s hip deteriorated and his moves 378-9628. became more limited. For more info on the AAOS visit www.aaos.org.

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Sports briefs Wolverines earn 13 post-season awards To the victor goes the spoils. On the heels of its fourth consecutive league title, though La Conner grabbed a share, the 2011 Friday Harbor girls soccer team

claimed a stockpile of postseason awards. Seniors Larissa Nash, Mandy Turnbull and Mickey Leytze earned Northwest 1A/2B League first team honors, as did sophomore Emily Guard. Seniors Rhiana Franklin, Liz Taylor and Audrey Olshefsky were named allleague second team. Head Coach Mark Fishaut, who

is stepping down after six seasons at the helm, shared in the post-season honors as well. Fishaut, for the second time during his tenure with the Friday Harbor program, was named 2011 league Coach of the Year. On the volleyball court, junior Kaylen Meeker earned all-league honorable mention honors for her performance this season.

The Friday Harbor football team also brought home several awards as well. Sophomore Nate Steenkolk was named first team allleague as running back and linebacker, while junior Donald Galt earned first team honors in the secondary, and sophomore running back Dylan Radden was a first team all-league selection as well.

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Bellinghamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Walt Vanwingerden and grandson Tommy Vanwingerden bagged a 22.3 pounder on Day 1 of the 2nd annual Resurrection Derby, Dec. 2 and Dec. 3 in Friday Harbor, to net the derbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s grand prize, $10,000.

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Walt and Tommy Vanwingerden netted a 22.34 pound Chinook on Day 1 of the 2nd annual Resurrection Derby to take an early and what proved to be an insurmountable lead over the course of the twoday fishing tournament in Friday Harbor. The grandfather and grandson team out of Bellingham bested the rest

of the field, which this year consisted of more than 200 fisherman spread across 69 teams, to bag the derbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top prize, a $10,000 check. Proceeds from the derby, sponsored by Puget Sound Anglers, support salmon enhancement and hatchery projects. A total of 96 â&#x20AC;&#x153;hatchery originâ&#x20AC;? salmon tipped the scales in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s derby.